After leaving Chestertown, we spent the next five nights anchoring out. We spent two more nights off the Chester River - one night on the Langford River and the other night on Reed Creek. Both were beautiful, peaceful anchorages. We spent some time in the afternoons taking dinghy rides around the area. We never get tired of the scenery. On Friday, we crossed the Chesapeake to the western side and spent 3 nights on the Magothy River. Since this area is between Annapolis and Baltimore, there are more homes, people, and boaters. The first night we anchored across from a beautiful horse farm; the next two nights in a nice cove called the Glass House anchorage (because there is a big glass house at the entrance to the cove). On Monday, we headed for Annapolis for a few days. We docked at Annapolis Landing Marina (where we had stayed two years ago). We had a little wait for our slip to be vacated before we could get settled in. Once settled, we took the courtesy car and spent the afternoon running some needed errands. It rained most of Tuesday but we still ran the rest of our errands. We ate dinner Tuesday night at a little neighborhood pub, Davis' Pub, which had been featured on Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives.
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| Our anchorage on the Langford River |
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| The view from our anchorage |
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Everybody has a duck blind on their property
(You should definitely check for duck season before anchorage in the area)
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| The view from our Reed Creek anchorage |
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| Beautiful sunset over Reed Creek |
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| Baltimore Lighthouse entering Magothy River |
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| Our view of a beautiful horse farm with about 8 horses grazing by the water |
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| A closer view |
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| The horse farm's view of us |
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| Our anchorage by the glass house |
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| Just a few of the boats out on a nice Sunday afternoon |
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| The glass house |
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| Docked at Annapolis Landing Marina |
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| Docked behind an 80' Hatteras |
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| Davis' Pub - a neighborhood pub established in the 1940s |
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